Mission Statement
The Livingston County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to providing public safety excellence. In partnership
with the community, we are committed to reducing crime, enforcing laws and ensuring a safe and secure jail while protecting the constitutional rights of all who live in, work in, and visit the County of Livingston.
Core Values
Integrity-We shall serve with a strong sense of honesty, morality, and ethical character, as we are sworn to do.
Respect- We shall treat all people with courtesy, compassion and dignity.
Accountability- We shall be responsible for our actions; personally and professionally.
The existing Livingston County Jail was first built in 1972 with a capacity of 62 inmates. A jail expansion in 1996 increased our capacity to 205 inmates. Another renovation in 2003 expanded capacity to 254. With our recent 2015/2016 expansion and renovation, we currently have a capacity of 411 inmates.
Lieutenant Tarneseia Pringle is the Jail Administrator. Lieutenant Dan Adas oversees Jail Operations. We work together with our staff to keep the jail safe, secure, and to provide a humane environment for the inmates in our charge.
Housing Unit- 2 Bed Cells
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| East Corridor |
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| Housing Unit- 4 Bed Cells |
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| Inside 4 Bed Cell |
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